
Concurrency increases on virtualization environments because processes that access various shared resources concurrently run on various cores of various virtual machines. Therefore, the exclusive locks and waits for locks against shared data often occur, and we face challenges that make efficient use of hardware resources difficult. In this paper, we propose and evaluate three methods to addressing these problems by allocating processes that leverage the same shared resources to the same core.
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